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In this episode, Pastor Mike tackles a deep theological question: Why did Jesus say only the Father knows the end times?
He explains that during His earthly life, Jesus willingly limited the independent use of His divine attributes—a concept known as “kenosis” (Philippians 2). This is why Jesus experienced hunger, fatigue, and even limited knowledge during His incarnation.
However, after His resurrection and glorification, Christ returned to His full glory and authority. Pastor Mike emphasizes that Jesus now fully knows all things, including the timing of His return.
He also warns against setting dates for the rapture, reminding believers to stay watchful and faithful rather than speculative.
This teaching helps clarify the balance between Christ’s humanity and divinity, strengthening our understanding of who Jesus truly is.
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You can know something about a person, their biography, greatest achievements, famous sayings...but still be a stranger to them. Real relationships require something more. Presence. Pursuit. A genuine willingness to close the distance.
If you want to pursue a deeper relationship with God, be sure to request the book The Pursuit of God by A. W. Tozer.
You can know something about a person, their biography, greatest achievements, famous sayings...but still be a stranger to them. Real relationships require something more. Presence. Pursuit. A genuine willingness to close the distance.
If you want to pursue a deeper relationship with God, be sure to request the book The Pursuit of God by A. W. Tozer.
